Princess Victoria May at Last Has a Big Home of Her Own
The article notes Princess Victoria May will move into a cottage in Iver, with only female staff from Sandringham’s Moritis service. It mentions her recovery from pneumonia and her lifelong attachment to royal residences, plus a vivid array of archival and unrelated items from galleries, mining finds, and a theatre revival.
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Queen Mary Queen of
Norway
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Ivar
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Bodsion
Victorian
Heer
Queen Dewan
Alexandra
Sandringham
Marlborough Hall
Who Should Lead The House The Husband Or Wife
A reader quotes Dorothy Dix arguing that law says the man is head of the house, yet in practice wives often rule the home. The piece cites cases of wives controlling finances, education, and childrearing while husbands defer, suggesting greater partnership could curb domestic strife and enhance family welfare.
Queen Victoria and Lydia E Pinkham in a Charitable Year
A garbled, early 20th century style note mentions Queen Victoria and Lydia E Pinkham in relation to public welfare. It references royal influence on social reform, with unclear places and dates, and mentions figures or titles tied to British society and reform movements.
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Tia Hathiow
Dushy Nes
Stern Castle
Fargland
Faye
Queen Victoria
Durin
Mg Tong
The Rise of Domestic Democracy in Family Leadership
A critique argues the home should be led by the best qualified person regardless of gender. It laments mothers who dominate through fear and expense, urging that fathers or capable parents discipline and guide, and proposing a democratic balance in family authority to foster happiness and opportunity. The piece contrasts disciplined male leadership with perceived overbearing female influence.
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Hitle
Hottes
Gould's Daughter Legacy Trial At Issue In Supreme Court
Fragmented report describes a court case concerning Jean Gould and Eula Gould after the father's death. It notes related parties and mentions a Farmers Loan matter, with unclear dates and parties named as sequence in proceedings. The text references litigation, heirs, and a probate context involving the Gould family.
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York
Jean
Oma
Supreme Court
Watt
Eula Gould
Helen
Farmers Loan
Jens
Cleveland unions end twenty year dispute
A long running dispute between the sheet metal workers and the carpenters in Cleveland has reached a settlement after more than two decades. The agreement, negotiated by representatives from both unions and led by John J. Anies, aims to resolve issues over metal coating, erection, and related work, with formal steps still pending before final approval. The outcome affects labor relations across the local trades and follows similar international patterns noted by observers.
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Indianalodis
Ernstional Aresee
Pontebs Willain
Etal Eoltitung
New Telescope Aims to Bring Moon Within Sixty Miles
American astronomer Professor Ritchey, after moving to France, directs building the world’s largest reflecting telescope at the Paris Observatory. The instrument, using a honeycomb mirror and special cooling, aims to image lunar features and study spiral nebulas beyond Mount Wilson work.
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France
Frofeasor
George Willis Ritchey
University of Chicago
Trefesaor Ittchey
Columbus
Nkiva
Nan Bullider
Haa
Profesaor Witchey
Observatoire de Paris
Newt Wuxemhours Gardens
Lews XIV
Ritchey
Healeo
Mount Wilsom
Pew
Iitfteher
Mone Wilken
Ritchey Reflector Aims To Reveal Distant Universes
Scientific notes describe Professor Ritchey using improved telescopes to image moons and distant universes 500000 light years away. The new reflector will magnify lunar details fivefold and detect craters as small as a mile. A cautionary note explains light travel delays of 600000 years.
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Earth
Atar
Ritchey
Moi
Paris
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Capitol St
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Quarrier St
Kearse Theatre
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John Patrick
Charleston National Bank
United Fuel Gas Company
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